Re: XML-Import into Frescobaldi Windows

[zs.hassia]

>> I know this problem science 2.19.4?
>
>2.19.4 of LilyPond or Frescobaldi?

The last working Lilypondversion I know is 2.19.41. I detected  the first
time with 2.19.45 and 49.

The problem exist with Frescobaldi 2.18/19 and 3. Win7 and win 10.

The report in Frescobaldi 3 is:
----------------------------
Starte lilypond-windows.exe 2.19.59 [La-valse-opaline-ende-1.ly]...
Processing `G:/Meine Noten/La-valse-opaline-ende-1.ly'
Parsing...
G:/Meine Noten/La-valse-opaline-ende-1.ly:12:23: error: EOF found inside
string
  encodingsoftware =  
                      "
G:/Meine Noten/La-valse-opaline-ende-1.ly:12:23: error: syntax error,
unexpected end of input, expecting \header
  encodingsoftware =  
                      "
fatal error: failed files: "G:/Meine Noten/La-valse-opaline-ende-1.ly"
Wurde mit dem Return-Code 1 beendet.
----------------------------

If I make Strg+A; Strg+C and make Strg+V into this mail , I get this poor
code as result.
----------------------------

\version "2.19.59"
% automatically converted by musicxml2ly from G:/Meine
Noten/La-valse-opaline-ende.xml
\pointAndClickOff

\include "articulate.ly"

%% additional definitions required by the score:
\language "deutsch" 


\header {
  encodingsoftware =  "

----------------------------

Is seems not to be a matter of the xml-source, because I have the problem
with xml-files created by
- Musescore
- Capella
- Sibelius


>
>>
>> After someone asks today on the german forum about this problem, I want
>> to
>> tell the list about that problem.
>>
>> It is not possible after importing the xml-File into Frescobaldi to
>> work
>> with the import result. But the import  looks normal.
>>
>> Opening the result with notepad++ it looks like xml-import-notepad.png.
>>
>> The workaround is export the import from Frescobaldi to html, opening
>> in a
>> browser. Copy the content of the browser and paste it back into
>> Frescobaldi.
>
>OK, so Frescobaldi can *display* the imported text file correctly but
>LilyPond refuses to compile it?
>If the notepad++ screenshot is of help then it definitely looks like an
>encoding problem. I suspect this is somehow related to the change from
>Python2 to Python3 and/or from PyQt4 to PyQt5.
>
>Can you determine which was the first Frescobaldi release where this
>happened? And could you find out the complete version data from that
>version (from the About menu)?